Learn to Code With The Complete Unity 2D Masterclass

Learn to Code With The Complete Unity 2D Masterclass, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 100 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 42 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the Unity game engine and its core features, such as the editor interface, game objects, components, and scripting. Create 2D games using Unity, including characters, environments, animations, physics, and UI elements. Implement gameplay mechanics and logic using C# programming, including player movement, singleton pattern, and level design. Publish and deploy completed 2D games to standalone platforms such as PC, Mac, and Linux. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner and intermediate Unity developers who want to strengthen their knowledge in the 2D realm. It is particularly useful for Beginner and intermediate Unity developers who want to strengthen their knowledge in the 2D realm.

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Summary

Title: Learn to Code With The Complete Unity 2D Masterclass

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 100

Number of Published Lectures: 100

Number of Curriculum Items: 100

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 100

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the Unity game engine and its core features, such as the editor interface, game objects, components, and scripting.
Create 2D games using Unity, including characters, environments, animations, physics, and UI elements.
Implement gameplay mechanics and logic using C# programming, including player movement, singleton pattern, and level design.
Publish and deploy completed 2D games to standalone platforms such as PC, Mac, and Linux.

Who Should Attend

Beginner and intermediate Unity developers who want to strengthen their knowledge in the 2D realm.

Target Audiences

Beginner and intermediate Unity developers who want to strengthen their knowledge in the 2D realm.

Welcome to “The Complete Unity 2D Masterclass”! This course is designed to teach you everything you need to know to create your own 2D games using Unity, a popular game engine used by thousands of developers around the world.

Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate game developer, this course has something for you. You’ll start by learning the fundamentals of the Unity editor, including how to set up a new project, navigate the interface, and work with game objects and components.

Next, you’ll dive into C# programming, learning how to create variables, functions, and control structures. You’ll use these skills to implement gameplay mechanics and logic, such as player movement, enemy AI, and level design.

As you progress through the course, you’ll learn how to create and animate characters, design levels, and add UI elements such as menus and scores. You’ll also learn how to use Unity’s built-in physics engine to create realistic and engaging gameplay.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid understanding of Unity and the skills needed to create your own 2D games. You’ll be able to design and build complete 2D games from start to finish, and you’ll know how to publish and deploy your games to platforms such as PC, mobile, and web.

This course is suitable for anyone with a basic understanding of programming and a willingness to learn. The instructor is a experienced game developer with over 6 years of industry experience, and he is ready and willing to help anyone who has questions or needs support. So, if you’re ready to start your journey in game development, join me in this course and let’s create some amazing games together!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction To Unity

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unity

Lecture 2: Opening a 2D Project

Lecture 3: Setting Up the Project Properties

Lecture 4: Explaining Unity's Windows

Lecture 5: The Asset Store

Lecture 6: The Package Manager

Lecture 7: Setting Up Folder Organization

Lecture 8: Editor Window Layouts

Chapter 2: The Unity Editor

Lecture 1: Introduction to The Unity Editor

Lecture 2: The Basic Toolbar

Lecture 3: Creating GameObjects

Lecture 4: Converting GameObjects to Prefabs

Lecture 5: Attaching Scripts to GameObjects

Lecture 6: Creating Builds for PC

Lecture 7: Tips and Tricks

Chapter 3: Scripting In Unity

Lecture 1: Introduction to Unity Scripting

Lecture 2: Creating Your First C# Script

Lecture 3: Explaining The Common Script Methods

Lecture 4: Setting Variables From Within The Unity Inspector

Lecture 5: Using the Singleton Pattern for Easy Accessibility

Lecture 6: An Intro to Scriptable Objects

Chapter 4: Number Math Game

Lecture 1: Introduction to Your First Unity Game

Lecture 2: Number Math Game Project Setup

Lecture 3: Equation Manager

Lecture 4: Create UI for Math Problems

Lecture 5: UI Manager

Lecture 6: Removing A Number and Adding User Input

Lecture 7: Checking for the Correct Answer

Lecture 8: Adding a Visible Score

Lecture 9: Adding a Timer Countdown

Lecture 10: Highscore System

Lecture 11: Displaying the Highscores

Lecture 12: Play Again and Quit Buttons

Lecture 13: Add the Starting Countdown

Lecture 14: Final Polish and Effects

Chapter 5: Block Breaker Game

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Block Breaker Game

Lecture 2: Project Setup and Saving the Scene On Play

Lecture 3: Creating the GameObjects

Lecture 4: The Ball Script

Lecture 5: Configuring Ball Collisions

Lecture 6: The Brick Script

Lecture 7: The Paddle Script

Lecture 8: Spawning the Ball on the Paddle

Lecture 9: Adding a Ball Trail

Lecture 10: Your First Particle System

Lecture 11: The Brick Manager

Lecture 12: Losing Lives

Lecture 13: The Game Manager

Lecture 14: Creating the In Game UI

Lecture 15: The UI Manager

Lecture 16: Adding a Pause Menu

Lecture 17: Creating Reusable Menu Buttons

Lecture 18: Set Up GameOver

Lecture 19: Adding the Main Menu and Script

Lecture 20: Sounds and an Audio Manager

Lecture 21: Export and Playtesting

Chapter 6: 2D Physics Catapult Game

Lecture 1: Introduction for the Physics Catapult Game

Lecture 2: Setting Up The Catapult Project

Lecture 3: Adding SaveOnPlay and EditorDecorator Scripts

Lecture 4: Finishing the TransformReset Script

Lecture 5: The Catapult Prefab

Lecture 6: The Cannonball Prefab

Lecture 7: The Ball Manager

Lecture 8: The Catapult Script

Lecture 9: The Cannonball Script

Lecture 10: Adding Force to the Cannonball

Lecture 11: Resetting the Cannonball

Lecture 12: Changing the Launch Trajectory

Lecture 13: Intro to Tilemap Systems

Lecture 14: Importing and Creating a Ground Rule Tile

Lecture 15: Creating the Plank Prefabs

Lecture 16: The Level Manager

Lecture 17: The Plank Script

Lecture 18: The Camera Movement System

Lecture 19: The Score Manager

Lecture 20: Creating the Enemy

Lecture 21: Enemy Animation System

Lecture 22: Enemy Animation Events

Lecture 23: Beginning Level Camera Movement

Lecture 24: The Dust Manager

Lecture 25: Creating a Dust Prefab

Lecture 26: In-Game UI Design

Lecture 27: The UI Manager

Lecture 28: The Pause Screen

Lecture 29: Scripting the Pause Menu

Lecture 30: The Game Manager

Lecture 31: Victory and Defeat Screens

Lecture 32: Camera Effects – Fade In / Fade Out

Lecture 33: Creating the Game's Levels

Lecture 34: The Main Menu

Lecture 35: Adding Parallax to the Main Menu

Lecture 36: Level Select Screen

Lecture 37: Options Screen

Lecture 38: The Main Menu Script

Instructors

Joshua Krassenstein
Game Developer, Instructor, and Father

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